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… at Hampton Town's End. 21 March 16912. Referred to Mr. Harbord, whose deputy is desired to report with speed. …
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… to the Lords of the Treasury, showing that Sir Charles Harbord was allowed in the Surveyor-General's office, for …
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… Mogg and others, tenants of Sir Hugh, assisted by William Harbord, Esq., their Majesty's late Surveyor-General, …
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… described. Dated 20 Oct. 1694. Copy of report of Mr. Wm. Harbord, Surveyor-General, addressed to the Lords of the …
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… 21 June 1689. 1 pages. June 22. 17. Report of William Harbord, Surveyor General, addressed to the Lords [of the … on it by Sir Tho. Powis, the Attorney-General. Minuted:Mr. Harbord to rate the particular anew. 5 pages. June 25. 18. … 2 pages. July 17. 37. Report of Mr. William Harbord, Surveyor-General, addressed to the Lords of the …
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… About April 16.] 45. Petition of the daughters of William Harbord, Esq., deceased, to the King. Their father was …
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… lease then in being). The value, according to Sir Charles Harbord, would be 350 l. Advising that in any new grant the …
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… when he purchased the lodge of the Rt. Hon. William Harbord, Esq., deceased, he found it was converted into a … 19.] 52. Petition to the King, of the daughters of William Harbord, Esq., deceased, who had been paymaster of the forces …
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… how it should be taxed. Dated 2 Jan. 1689. Minuted:M r Harbord is to receive the farthings as they are made and pay … Dated 24 Jan. 1689. On the dorse is:For the King when Mr. Harbord is by. 1 page. Jan. 24. 26. Representation of the Com … 4,000 li, upon Coll. Fairfaxe's draweing a bill on M r Harbord for 870 li, it shall be comply'd with. Besides this …
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… 25 April 1690. The said extract, in which he hoped Mr. Harbord would comply with the bill of 250 l. without much … Done, for passing the accounts of the Right Hon. Mr. Harbord, for the army of Ireland, was not more than had been …